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- verb Present participle of
reapportion .
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Examples
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Certainly our family isn't the first to confront the emotional reapportioning of a beloved's belongings.
Decorating With Mama's Things Frances Schultz 2011
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Two years before Bingo, Bond had written his own version of King Lear, and the ghost of that tragedy hovers over this play, which features the reapportioning of land, the wrangle over an inheritance, the decay of a patriarch, and a pair of shrews hanging around a man whose strength is waning.
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In 1929, the House of Representatives transferred to the Census Bureau the power to make the calculations for reapportioning congressional districts.
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A Republican senator's proposal to count only United States citizens when reapportioning Congress would cost California five seats and New York and Illinois one each, ...
Daniel Cubias: The Strange Bedfellows of the Census Boycott 2009
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But the second point to make, I think, is that the census is more than just about reapportioning members of Congress.
'Panel' Discussion 2009
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A Republican senator's proposal to count only United States citizens when reapportioning Congress would cost California five seats and New York and Illinois one each, ...
Simon Rosenberg: Waking Up To the Coming Battle Over the Census 2009
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A Republican senator's proposal to count only United States citizens when reapportioning Congress would cost California five seats and New York and Illinois one each, ...
Census Worker Hanged: Bill Sparkman Found With "Fed" On Body 2009
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A Republican senator's proposal to count only United States citizens when reapportioning Congress would cost California five seats and New York and Illinois one each, ...
Philip N. Cohen: Demographic Science and Gay Civil Rights 2009
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A Republican senator's proposal to count only United States citizens when reapportioning Congress would cost California five seats and New York and Illinois one each, ...
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In a special election on May 19, voters rejected a batch of measures on increasing taxes, borrowing funds and reapportioning state money that were designed ...
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